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Explora Family Search Must use Family Search at the library EBSCO-ebooks You can access this resource with your library card number and pin. Digital Learn Reference Solutions A to Z World Culture Learning Express You can access this resource with your library card number and pin. Flipster Mango Languages You can access this resource with your library card number and pin. Grow With Google Heritage Quest You can access this resource with your library card number and pin. Libby Gale Legal Forms Gale Legal Forms lets you access thousands of legal forms covering hundreds of legal subjects and issues at no cost. You can access this resource with your library card number and pin. NoveList Plus lets you discover your next read with their database of reading recommendations. NoveList E Read Kids eRead Kids lets you browse a collection of ebooks and audiobooks for kids and teens. ABC Mouse ABC Mouse lets you explore lessons in early literacy, math, social studies, art, music, and much more for children. ABC Mouse is available for use at any of our library locations. Must use ABC Mouse at the Library A daily newspaper in the metropolitan area of Atlanta, Georgia. Atlanta Journal Constitution You can access this resource with your library card number and pin. Ancestry Library Edition Ancestry Library Edition lets you discover your family’s story through a wide variety of historical records, including including census records, immigration records, periodicals, photos, and more. Ancestry Library Edition is available for use at any of our library locations. Must use ancestry at the Library History Reference Center History Reference Center lets you access an extensive full-text history reference database, featuring full text for reference books, encyclopedias, non-fiction books, periodicals and more. You can access this resource with your library card number and pin. Beanstack Beanstack lets you track your reading and earn badges by participating in reading challenges via their website or app. Entrepreneurial Learning Entrepreneurship Learning Initiative lets you access entrepreneurship education and training. You can access this resource with your library card number and pin. Georgia Library Learning Online, more commonly known as GALILEO, lets you access a virtual library operated by the University System of Georgia, including numerous databases, abstracts, and full-text. Galileo You can access this resource with your library card number and pin.

About Your Library Fines & Fees Replacement Fees for Print Materials Full replacement cost will be charged for any periodicals or cataloged materials that are overdue for 30 days or damaged to an extent that they have to be replaced. The borrower may keep any damaged materials for which full replacement cost has been paid. If a lost item is found and returned to the Library within 180 days from the due date, in a similar condition as when borrowed, the replacement charge will be voided and the maximum late charge reinstated. The Library does not accept materials the patron has purchased in lieu of payment. Late fees, most items $0.20 per day, per item Late fees, GA State Parks and Historic Sites Pass $1.00 per day Late fees, Zoo Pass, Go Fish Pass, and Passport to Puppetry $3.00 per day Non-resident use fee $35.00 per year Books hardcover, Adult, replacement $30.00 each Books hardcover, Easy and Juvenile, replacement $25.00 each “Trade” Paperbacks (these are higher quality, often over-sized paper bound titles), replacement $15.00 each Paperbacks (relatively inexpensive “beach read” sized books), replacement $5.00 each Magazines, replacement $5.00 each Board Books, replacement $5.00 each Maps $2.00 each Audio Books, replacement $8.00 per disc or cassette, up to $45.00 DVDs, replacement $10.00 per title Video / Audio case, replacement $3.00 per item . Kit, replacement charges vary according to contents of kit Chromebook $5.00 per day with a maximum of $20. Technology Devices, including Chromebooks, that are not returned or damaged beyond repair will be charged the full replacement cost of $500. If components are damaged and able to be repaired or replaced, staff will assess the possibility of a charge up to but not to exceed $500. $20 replacement fee for laptop bag. Fines and General Replacement Fees GA State Parks and Historic Sites Pass $100.00 ($50.00 Georgia State Park Pass, $50.00 Georgia Historic Sites Pass) GA State Parks Backpack Replacement Fee: $75 Full replacement; $35 Backpack; $15 Binoculars; $8 Birds pamphlet; Wildlife pamphlet;$8.00 Trees/Flowers pamphlet $8.00 GA Public Libraries Passport to Puppetry $32.00 Chattahoochee Nature center $45.00 Zoo Pass $30.00 William Breman Museum $50.00 Go Fish pass $20.00 Macon Museum $100.00 Michael C. Carlos Museum $50.00 History Cherokee Pass $40.00 Alliance Theatre Pass $75.00 Replacement Fees for lost or irreparably Damaged Passes ​ Photocopies, Black and white $0.15 per printed side Photocopies, Color $0.75 per printed side 3D Printing $0.15 per gram; minimum charge of $3.00 per print Proctoring $20.00 per test, cash or card Service Fees ​ For S ale at select locations SRLS Shirt: $15.00 SRLS Tote: $12.00 Earbuds: $2.00 Flash Drive: $6.00 Items For Sale

Law Library Address Frank C. Mills III Justice Center Suite 250 90 North Street Canton, GA 30114 Contact 678-593-6175 Manager: Melissa Kelley Opening Hours Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ​Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday CLOSED Sunday CLOSED

Rose Creek Public Library Address 4476 Towne Lake Parkway Woodstock, GA 30189 Contact 770-591-1491 Manager: Jill Green Opening Hours Monday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Tuesday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM ​Wednesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Thursday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM COMMUNITY ROOMS UPCOMING EVENTS Friday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Saturday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Sunday CLOSED

Vendors Vendors wishing to do business with the library system must adhere to the Finance Policy and complete a New Vendor Application Packet. Vendors can apply to work with Sequoyah Regional Library System using the instructions below. PURCHASING The Sequoyah Regional Library System will maintain a centralized purchasing system where all system purchases will be coordinated by the Finance Manager. All purchases of $20,000 or more must be advertised, have sealed bids taken and be opened in public at a place, time and date publicly announced unless on State contract. Purchases with an estimated total cost less than $20,000 should be purchased in accordance with the adopted purchasing rules and regulations. Under no circumstances should purchases be split to avoid bid limits. All sealed bids must be awarded by the appropriate library board. All purchases under $20,000 require at least three quotes if possible to insure that the best price is obtained unless on State contract. Purchases with an estimated total cost less than $20,000 should be purchased in accordance with the adopted purchasing rules and regulations. Price is an important factor in the selection, but other criteria will be evaluated such as quality, support, and physical location of the business. Cherokee, Pickens and Gilmer County businesses are given priority whenever possible. Vendor Suspension: The SRLS Director may issue a written determination to suspend a vendor from doing business with the Library System pending an investigation to determine whether cause exists for debarment in accordance with approved purchasing procedures. A written notice of the suspension, including a copy of the determination, shall be sent to the suspended vendor with a copy to the Finance Manager. The suspension period will be effective upon issuance of the notice of suspension. Vendor Debarment – A vendor may be debarred for any of the following reasons: Conviction of a criminal offense in relation to obtaining or attempting to obtain a Library System contract or in the performance of such contract; Conviction under State of Georgia or Federal statutes of embezzlement, theft, forgery, bribery, falsification or destruction of records or receiving stolen property; Conviction under State of Georgia or Federal antitrust statutes arising out of the submission of bids or proposals; Failure to perform in accordance with the terms of one or more contracts following notice of such failure, or a history of failure to perform, or of unsatisfactory performance of one or more contracts; The vendor is currently under debarment by any other governmental entity that is based upon a settlement agreement or a final administrative or judicial determination issued by a Federal, state or local governmental entity. Following completion of the investigation to determine whether a vendor has engaged in activities that are cause for debarment, the SRLS Director may debar the vendor for a period of time commensurate with the seriousness of the findings. A written notice of debarment shall be sent to the vendor. The notice shall: State the debarment period; and Inform the debarred vendor that any person(s) representing the debarred vendor during the debarment period may conduct no business with the Library System and that any solicitation responses received from the debarred vendor during the debarment period shall not be considered. The debarment period will be effective immediately after the notice of debarment is sent to the debarred vendor. Sequoyah Regional Library System is an equal opportunity employer. SRLS does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in employment or the provision of services. We participate in E-Verify. Our E-Verify ID# is 230979. We have been active participants since July 16, 2009. VENDORS AND PURCHASING A: Purpose:The purpose of this policy is to ensure that library funds are spent with the highest level of fiduciary responsibility to funding organizations and the citizens they represent. B: Applicability:This policy will govern all acquisitions of SRLS except for those items specifically exempted. C: Ethics: Employees governed by this Purchasing Policy must also abide by library guidelines relating to business ethics and professional conduct, as outlined in the library’s Personnel Policy Manual. D: Authority for Purchasing:The Executive Director and Deputy Director are the authorized purchasing agents for SRLS and must approve all purchases. E: Budgeted Expenditures: It is the responsibility of the authorized purchasers, in coordination with the Finance Manager, to ensure all purchases are consistent with and support the current approved budget prior to committing funds. F: Purchasing Procedures: The Executive Director and Deputy Director are authorized to establish and enforce procedures to 1) ensure this policy is followed in all purchasing categories and departments, 2) provide staff with instructions for carrying out purchasing tasks, and 3) ensure a strong internal control environment. G: Disclaimer of Responsibility for Improper Purchasing: The Library Board may disclaim responsibility and liability for any expenditure or agreement for expenditure arising from a procurement made in its name by an unauthorized person or any person acting outside this Policy or the authorization or delegation as provided in the Policy. The expense of any such disclaimed transaction will become the personal liability of the individual who acted improperly. H: Exemptions:The following supplies and services are exempt from this policy: 1. Library materials in all formats including books, periodicals, media, and electronic resources; 2.Real property and other costs related to acquisition of real property; 3. Purchases between governments and/or nonprofit organizations; 4. Dues, memberships, and subscriptions; 5. Utilities including but not limited to electricity, water, sanitation, and communications; 6. Professional services not exceeding $5,000, including but not limited to medical, legal, architectural and interior design, financial, and engineering; 7. Training, travel, lodging, or meal expenses (see Travel Regulations) 8. Legal or employment advertisements; 9. Any item on county, state, or federal contract; and 10. Artwork for public places. I: Selection and Contract Approvals: 1. All purchases of $50,000 or more must be advertised, have sealed bids taken and be opened in public at a place, time and date publicly announced. Under no circumstances should purchases be split to avoid bid limits. The appropriate library board must award all sealed bids. 2. All purchases under $50,000 require at least three quotes if possible to ensure that the best price is obtained. Purchases with an estimated total cost less than $50,000 should be purchased in accordance with the adopted purchasing rules and regulations. 3. Price is an important factor in the selection, but other criteria will be evaluated such as quality, support, and physical location of the business. Cherokee, Pickens and Gilmer County businesses are given priority whenever possible. J: Vendors: Vendor Approval: Before any services can be scheduled or performed, vendors must complete the vendor application process. Vendors must complete and provide the following: 1. Vendor Profile 2. W-9 3. Certificate of Insurance – General liability insurance is required naming Sequoyah Regional Library System as an additional insured. Workers’ comp coverage is also required for companies with three or more employees. 4. Contractor/Subcontractor E-Verify Affidavit (Required for contracts over $2,499.99) The Georgia Security and Immigration Compliance Act (OCGA 13-10-91), requires that Sequoyah Regional Library System (SRLS) shall not enter into a contract for the physical performance of services (as that term is defined in OCGA 13-10-90) wherein the labor or services exceed $2,499.99, unless the contractor signs and submits a notarized E-Verify affidavit that they have registered for and use E-Verify. A contractor with no employees and no intent to hire employees, must still submit to SRLS a notarized affidavit of No Employees along with a copy of their driver's license (and a driver's license is only acceptable IF it is issued by a state that verifies lawful immigration status prior to issuance). Vendor Issues: 1. Vendor Suspension: The SRLS Director may issue a written determination to suspend a vendor from doing business with the Library System pending an investigation to determine whether cause exists for debarment in accordance with approved purchasing procedures. A written notice of the suspension, including a copy of the determination, shall be sent to the suspended vendor with a copy to the Finance Manager. The suspension period will be effective upon issuance of the notice of suspension. 2. Vendor Debarment: A vendor may be debarred for any of the following reasons: a. Conviction of a criminal offense in relation to obtaining or attempting to obtain a Library System contract or in the performance of such contract; b. Conviction under State of Georgia or Federal statutes of embezzlement, theft, forgery, bribery, falsification or destruction of records or receiving stolen property; c. Conviction under State of Georgia or Federal antitrust statutes arising out of the submission of bids or proposals; d. Failure to perform in accordance with the terms of one or more contracts following notice of such failure, or a history of failure to perform, or of unsatisfactory performance of one or more contracts; e. The vendor is currently under debarment by any other governmental entity that is based upon a settlement agreement or a final administrative or judicial determination issued by a Federal, state or local governmental entity. Following completion of the investigation to determine whether a vendor has engaged in activities that are cause for debarment, the SRLS Director may debar the vendor for a period of time commensurate with the seriousness of the findings. A written notice of debarment shall be sent to the vendor. The notice shall: a. State the debarment period; and b. Inform the debarred vendor that any person(s) representing the debarred vendor during the debarment period may conduct no business with the Library System and that any solicitation responses received from the debarred vendor during the debarment period shall not be considered. The debarment period will be effective immediately after the notice of debarment is sent to the debarred vendor. K. Sole Source: A sole source purchase exists when only one source is able to fill requirements for the intended use. Standardization or compatibility with existing equipment for repair purposes may require a sole source purchase, depending on the intended use. Preference for a particular brand does not constitute a valid reason for sole source. L: Emergency Purchases: Emergency purchases may be made under the following conditions: 1. When there is a threat to the health, welfare, or safety of patrons or employees; 2. When there is a threat to the soundness and integrity of private property; 3. When there is a threat to the delivery of essential services; and 4. When there is a threat of significant disruption to office procedures and normal operations that is not the result of poor planning. Vendor Application Packet

E-Library These services are available to all of our patrons who hold a library card in good standing. Click on an image to go to the database homepage. ​ Some databases require a library card number and/or PIN, which can be obtained using the Contact Us Form . Explora Explora for Elementary is EBSCO’s interface designed for elementary students. Students can browse topics of interest or search for a topic of their choice. Search results can be limited to source type (e.g., magazines, news, biographies, etc.) or by Lexile range. Family Search FamilySearch lets you discover your family’s story through a wide variety of historical records. Ebsco e-books The eBook Public Library Collection is a collection of nearly 41,000 titles chosen specifically for public libraries, this general reference collection features fiction titles for both adults and juveniles, as well as best-selling and highly-recommended titles from industry leading publishers Digital Learn If you are new to computers, haven't used them for a while, are a little unsure and uncomfortable, or just need a bit of a refresher, we have the tools to help you tackle technology at your own pace and gain the confidence you need to succeed. Reference Solutions Reference Solutions (previously ReferenceUSA) is the premier source of business and residential information for reference and research. Reference Solutions is used by top libraries throughout the US for research, small business marketing, job searching and much more. A to Z World Culture A to Z World Culture is the most comprehensive country-by-country culture resource database available on the educational market today. e-read Kids eRead Kids collection offers more than 15,000 ebooks and eaudiobooks for children in Pre-K through 4th grade. Learning Express Learning Express Library is an interactive online learning platform featuring over 770 practice tests, tutorials, and eBooks related to job search and workplace skills improvement, career certification and licensing exam preparation, college entrance and graduate school admissions exam preparation. Mango Mango Languages‘ language-learning resources help patrons, students, employees, and individuals learn 70+ languages online and on-the-go. Entrepreneurial Learning Whether you want to build a business, transform your organization, or reinvent your career, an entrepreneurial mindset provides a new perspective. Enroll in entrepreneurship mindset training. ABC Mouse Abcmouse.com helps kids learn to read phonics, and teaches lessons in math, social studies, art, music, and much more. For kids age 2 to kindergarten. Must use ABC mouse at the library. Must use ABC Mouse at the Library. Grow With Google SRLS is a partner with Grow with Google, which makes tools and digital skills training easily accessible online for free. As a partner we also receive resources to teach digital skills to our community at the library. Beanstack Beanstack lets you track your reading and earn badges by participating in reading challenges via their website or app. Driving Test Heritage Quest Drivingtest.org is resource website that provides practice tests for the field of driver’s education. HeritageQuest Online offers a collection of genealogical and historical sources – with coverage dating back to the 1700s – that can help people find their ancestors and discover a place’s past. It offers primary sources, local and family histories, and finding aids. Atlanta Journal Constitution A daily newspaper in the metropolitan area of Atlanta, Georgia. NoveList NoveList Plus is the premiere database of reading recommendations. Libby / Overdrive Provides popular audiobooks, eBooks, music, and videos available for users to download. Use Libby for an easy way to borrow and read. Libby’s minimum iOS version is now iOS 10. To use Libby on an iOS device, users are required to update their device’s operating system to iOS 10 or newer. History Reference Center History Reference Center is the world’s most extensive full-text history reference database, featuring full text for reference books, encyclopedias, non-fiction books, periodicals and many other historical sources from leading history publishers. Ancestry Library Edition Discover your unique family history with billions of records from around the world, including census and vital records, immigration and passport records, plus periodicals, books and photos. Must use Ancestry Library Edition at the library. Gale Legal Forms Gale welcomes you to the most extensive free forms site available to library patrons. Thousands of legal forms available with more forms being added daily. Official, State Specific, Federal, Business, Personal, Real Estate and General forms covering hundreds of legal subjects and issues. Learning Express Learning Express is an interactive online learning platform featuring over 770 practice tests, tutorials, and eBooks related to job search and workplace skills improvement, career certification and licensing exam preparation, college entrance and graduate school admissions exam preparation. Ebook Central Ebook Central (ProQuest) From a single interface, researchers can access over 810,000 eBooks and 1,350 imprints from more than 650 publishers. Galileo Georgia Library Learning Online, more commonly known as GALILEO, lets you access a virtual library operated by the University System of Georgia, including numerous databases, abstracts, and full-text. Sequoyah Regional Library System 116 Brown Industrial Parkway Canton, GA 30114 770-479-3090 Jobs Contact Support Friends of the Library Closings Vendors EZ Student Access

EZ-STUDENT ACCESS Students can access physical and digital materials Read More > PRINT FROM ANYWHERE Online Printing from Home or Your Own Device Read More > LIBRARY OF THINGS Why Buy When you can Borrow Read More > EXPERIENCE PASSES The Sequoyah Regional Library System is pleased to offer passes for Free Read More > Hickory Flat Public Library Construction Project GET INVOLVED GIVE Friends of the Library Teen Advisory Board Events Beanstack

Board of Trustees Regional Board This board meets in January, April, August and October on the 4th Tuesday of the month. AGENDA Budget and Finance Committee, Tuesday, March 26, 2024, 4:00 PM at R.T. Jones Memorial Library AGENDA Nominating Committee Tuesday, April 23, 2024, 3:30 PM at Pickens County Public Library AGENDA Sequoyah Regional Public Library Board Tuesday, April 23, 2024, 4:00 PM at Pickens County Public Library Regional Board Members Tom Hill-Chair-County Mitchell Morgan-Vice Chair- Gilmer County Brad White-Secretary-Pickens County Randy Gravley-City-Cherokee County Eric Rein-City-Cherokee County Rebecca Johnston- Cherokee County Hugh Beavers-Cherokee County Melissa Lowrie-Pickens County Jerry Johnson-Gilmer County Cherokee Board This board meets in January, April, August and October on the 2nd Thursday of the month. AGENDA Nominating Committee, Thursday, March 14, 2024, 4:00 PM at R.T. Jones Memorial Library AGENDA Cherokee County Public Library Board Thursday, April 11, 2024, 4:00 PM at R.T. Jones Memorial Library Cherokee Board Members Tom Hill-Chair-County Eric Rein-Vice Chair-County Carmen Slaughter-Secretary-City-Canton Janet Wesley-City-Holly Springs Luis Flores-City-Woodstock Randy Gravley- County Rebecca Johnston- County Pam Carnes-County Hugh Beavers- County Joy Huddlestun-City-Waleska Elisa Marathis-City-Nelson Vivian Murphy-City-Ball Ground Pickens Board This board meets in January, April, August and October on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. AGENDA Nominating Committee, Tuesday, March 12, 2024, 4:30 PM at Pickens County Public Library AGENDA Budget and Finance Committee, Tuesday, April 9, 2024, 3:30 PM at Pickens County Public Library AGENDA Pickens County Public Library Board, Tuesday, April 9, 2024, 4:30 PM at Pickens County Public Library Pickens Board Members Melanie Pullen-Chair-County Rhonda Stancil-Vice-Chair-County Caitlan Raffield-Secretary-City-Jasper Melissa Lowrie-County Jim Kirk-County Christi Hobgood-City-Jasper Kristie Moss-County Brad White-County Janelle Childree-City-Talking Rock Gilmer Board This board meets in January, April, August and October on the 3rd Thursday of the month. AGENDA Nominating Committee Thursday, March 21, 2024, 4:00 PM at Gilmer County Public Library AGENDA Budget and Finance Committee, Thursday, April 18, 2024, 2:00 PM at Gilmer County Public Library AGENDA Gilmer County Public Library Board, Thursday, April 18, 2024, 4:00 PM at Gilmer County Public Library Gilmer Board Members Jerry Johnson-Chair-County Mitchell Morgan-Vice-Chair-City-Ellijay Reece Sanford-Secretary-City-Ellijay Veronica Kincaid- City-East Ellijay Linda Wright-City-East Ellijay Jennifer Painter-Board of Education Wendy Wells-Board of Education Anita Summers-County Jody Henry-County The Sequoyah Regional Library System is governed by the Regional Library Board of Trustees, composed of nine members from the local county boards. Appointments to the Regional Board includes five members from the Cherokee Board, two members from the Pickens Board and two members from the Gilmer Board. The County Boards oversee the operations of the local library or libraries and reports to the Regional Board. The Regional Board is responsible for overseeing the establishment, management, and maintenance of public libraries in the counties of Cherokee, Pickens and Gilmer. The Regional Board also appoints the Director, who administers and coordinates the operation of the library within the basic goals, objectives, policies, and principles approved by the Regional Library Board. Contact the Board Sequoyah Regional Library System 116 Brown Industrial Pkwy Canton, GA 30114 770-479-3090 Contact Form

Join Our Team! Youth Services Specialist – Hickory Flat Public Library About the Role This position organizes library services for youth ages 0-12, including information assistance, collection services and programming (including story times, after-school programs and summer reading programs). This position also works with branch staff to provide services to families and all ages. The position interacts directly with the public to provide quality customer service. This position provides the best possible programs and services to help support the learning needs of youth, and their families, schools and caregivers. This customer focused position anticipates and meets the needs of users in the most visible way and provides circulation assistance. Closing Date: 04/29/2024 Start Date & Location: June 3, 2024 / Hickory Flat Public Library, 2740 East Cherokee Drive, Canton, GA 30115 Salary & Benefits: $28,392 Annually, Paid Annual Leave, Sick Leave & Holidays. State Health Benefit Plan, Flexible Benefits and Teacher Retirement System. Schedule: Full-Time, 40 hours per week. Schedule includes a combination of daytime, evening, and weekend hours. This library is open 6 days a week. Work schedule will vary, and flexibility is required. Responsibilities: Design, implement and evaluate a wide variety of programs and services appropriate to the identified interests and developmental needs of children. Provides programs and services that enhance early literacy, reading and STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematical skills), providing learning opportunities for children that are self-directed, experiential and content-rich. Demonstrate creativity, openness to new ideas, knowledge of a variety of tools and techniques, flexibility and a sense of humor to create interesting and engaging programs. Promote youth library services directly to children through school visits, library tours, etc., and through engaging caregivers, educators and other youth-serving community partners. Proactively interacts with the public to ascertain what they need and ensure that they find it, conducting reference interviews and information searches as needed. Demonstrates broad knowledge and appreciation of children’s literature, including authors and publishers. Pursue a variety of information sources, including popular media, to keep current on topics relevant to children. Assist at the service desk and provide staff support as needed. Maintain and report statistics related to youth services as required. Provide a monthly schedule of youth programs for inclusion in system wide promotional materials in a timely manner. Qualifications: Requires High School Diploma or equivalent. 1 year job related experience; preferably working with the public in a customer service or retail field. Bilingual ability is a plus in serving a diverse community. Skills & Abilities: Skills in program presentation and speaking in public. Skills reflecting a high level of comfort with technology. Ability to perform basic math; understand and follow written and oral instructions. Ability to work with others in a variety of circumstances; to deal tactfully with staff and the public; to communicate effectively with supervisor, staff and the public. Ability to understand and perform library procedures. Physical Requirements: Must be able to stand and/or sit for prolonged periods of time; lift boxes and crates of no more than 30 lbs.; move and manipulate inventory; frequent stooping, kneeling and crouching. Apply Here

About Your Library Administration CLICK HERE Board of Trustees CLICK HERE Success Measures CLICK HERE Strategic Plan CLICK HERE Guided by Open Access, Services Excellence, Community Engagement, and Continuous Learning, the Sequoyah Regional Library System (SRLS) has a vision to be the community’s dynamic destination for discovery. We are eight locations working together as one library, to serve our growing communities of Cherokee, Pickens and Gilmer counties. Our mission is to connect people with ideas and opportunities to explore, learn, and create. Vendors CLICK HERE History CLICK HERE Contact Us CLICK HERE Fines & Fees CLICK HERE Job Opportunities CLICK HERE Policies CLICK HERE Library News CLICK HERE

Join Our Team! Public Services Specialist – Woodstock Public Library About the Role This position organizes library services for adults, including information assistance, collection services and programming. This position also works with branch staff to provide family and all age’s services. This position interacts directly with the public to provide quality customer service. This position provides the best possible programs and services to help support the lifelong learning needs of the community. This customer focused position anticipates and meets the needs of users in the most visible way and provides circulation assistance. Closing Date: 04/29/2024 Start Date & Location: June 3, 2024 / Woodstock Public Library, 7735 Main Street, Woodstock, GA 30188 Salary & Benefits: $28,392 Annually, Paid Annual Leave, Sick Leave & Holidays. State Health Benefit Plan, Flexible Benefits and Teacher Retirement System. Schedule: Full-Time, 40 hours per week. Schedule includes a combination of daytime, evening, and weekend hours. This library is open 6 days a week. Work schedule will vary, and flexibility is required. Responsibilities: Design, implement and evaluate a variety of programs and services that provide opportunities for information, entertainment, and lifelong learning. Demonstrate creativity, openness to new ideas, knowledge of a variety of tools and techniques, flexibility and a sense of humor to create interesting and engaging programs. Proactively interact with the public to ascertain what they need and ensure that they find it, conducting reference interviews and information searches as needed. Demonstrate ability to meet the information seeking needs of users, informing about available resources. Assist at the service desk and provide staff support as needed. Assist in locating desired library materials in the building or through interlibrary loan and refers to appropriate resources for specialized requests for the purpose of meeting needs. Guide and assist the public in the use of library resources and technology, using technology skills to assist in using and troubleshooting computers, software, and electronic devices. Guide and assist the public in the use of library innovative and maker technology, including, but not limited to the 3D Printer. Assist staff in the use of the 3D Printer and troubleshoot when needed Coordinate and organize test proctoring services, state services, cultural literature and public literature. Provide reader advisory recommendations. Provide a monthly schedule of programs for inclusion in system wide promotional materials in a timely manner. Qualifications: Requires High School Diploma or equivalent. 1 year job related experience; preferably working with the public in a customer service or retail field. Bilingual ability is a plus in serving a diverse community. Skills & Abilities: Skills in program presentation and speaking in public. Skills reflecting a high level of comfort with technology. Ability to perform basic math; understand and follow written and oral instructions. Ability to work with others in a variety of circumstances; to deal tactfully with staff and the public; to communicate effectively with supervisor, staff and the public. Ability to understand and perform library procedures. Physical Requirements: Must be able to stand and/or sit for prolonged periods of time; lift boxes and crates of no more than 30 lbs.; move and manipulate inventory; frequent stooping, kneeling and crouching. Apply Here

Digitizing Equipment The following branches offer free use of digitizing equipment: Gilmer County Library (made possible in part by a grant awarded by Faith Hope and Charity) Rose Creek Public Library (made possible in part by a grant awarded by Cobb EMC) Guidelines for Use: A library account in good standing is required to use digitizing equipment. Accepted formats include images of any size up to 12”x17” (including drawings, maps, or large books), standard photographic slides, negative films, DVD/VHS recordings, and CDs/DVDs (Rose Creek Public Library ONLY). Users should be 18 years of age or older to use the digitizing equipment and must have a valid SRLS library card. Completion of the Digitizing Equipment Request Form by a parent/guardian is required for users under 18 years old. Appointments can be scheduled for a maximum of 3 hours. If equipment is not reserved by another user, a maximum of 2 appointments can be scheduled per day. Users who schedule appointments are responsible for any misuse or damage to library equipment. If equipment is damaged beyond repair, users will be charged full replacement cost as assessed by SRLS. Food and drink are not permitted when using the equipment. User agrees that the library will be held harmless and is not liable for any damage or injury to user or user’s personal property as a result of using the library digitizing equipment. Items with excessive damage, including but not limited to mold or mildew, are ineligible for digitizing. Library staff will inspect items for damage. Library staff can provide assistance on using equipment but may be unavailable to offer extensive help during appointments. Please note, appointments are not scheduled until confirmed by library staff. At the first appointment, staff will provide a brief overview of the equipment. For any questions about this new service, please contact Gilmer County Library at 706-635-4528 or Rose Creek Library at 770-591-1491 . ​ ​ ​ Digitizing Equipment Request Form